We’re wagging our tails with joy – the Cambridge Reserve dog off-leash park is now complete!
Located within Cambridge Reserve in Hoppers Crossing, the park features a large, fenced lawn area for dogs to run free, an activity zone with agility equipment and dog-friendly amenities, including a drinking fountain, dog bag dispenser, bin and more.
The new dog off-leash park was officially opened over the weekend by Wyndham City’s Grange Ward Councillor Shannon McGuire and Tarneit MP Dylan Wight, with the project supported by a $350,000 Victorian Government grant through the New and Upgraded Dog Parks Program.
Wyndham City Mayor, Cr Mia Shaw, said the new Cambridge Reserve dog off-leash park was sure to get the woof of approval from local canines.
“We know how important our furry friends are to local families, and this new off-leash park at Cambridge Reserve is a fantastic space for your four-legged friends to run, play, and socialise,” Cr Shaw said.
“It's a great addition to our growing collection of dog-friendly open spaces across Wyndham.”
Wyndham City’s Grange Ward Councillor Shannon McGuire added: “This project has transformed a section of Cambridge Reserve into a vibrant, safe, and accessible space for our community and their dogs.”
“It’s another example of how we’re delivering on our commitment to enhancing neighbourhood liveability.”
The Cambridge Reserve dog off-leash park follows the recent opening of another facility at Alcock Road Reserve in Truganina and aligns with the Wyndham Dog Off-Leash Plan 2022 and Wyndham’s Open Space Strategy 2045 – both aimed at creating inclusive, accessible, and connected outdoor spaces across the municipality.
See how we’re progressing with other projects via Wyndham City’s Capital Works Dashboard: www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/capitalworksdashboard